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Credit unions win banking services

26 May 2006

Members of eight credit unions will soon be able to use banking services previously only available to those with mainstream bank accounts.

Poor 'left stranded', claims Church

26 May 2006

The regeneration industry is too focused on "real estate, prestigious buildings and big ticket events", marginalising the needs of those in deprived communities, according to a report published this week.

Call to defend local decision-making

26 May 2006

A commissioner should be appointed to ensure that people can participate in local decision-making, community representatives say in a report published last week.

Cornish chef: New branch of social enterprise opens

26 May 2006

A restaurant that trains and employs disadvantaged young people in London has opened a second branch in Cornwall.

Councils blamed for gypsy tensions

26 May 2006

Councils are failing to address tensions between local communities and gypsies and travellers, according to the Government's race relations watchdog.

Minister postpones third sector action plan

26 May 2006

An action plan designed to boost the growth of social enterprise has been delayed so that the newly-installed minister for the third sector can "put his own stamp" on its contents, it emerged last week.

5% of UK firms are social enterprises

26 May 2006

The social enterprise sector represents five per cent of all businesses with employees in the UK, according to figures published last week.

Up and running - Vauxhall/Scotland Road Clean-up Campaign

26 May 2006

Scheme: Vauxhall/Scotland Road Clean-up Campaign, Liverpool.

Co-operatives UK develops new business model

26 May 2006

A new business model has been developed to allow a form of company that trades for social benefit to be set up as a co-operative. Co-operatives UK, which devised the model with the Community Interest Company regulator, said it will give social entreprises the option of becoming a Co-operative CIC.

Network launched for third sector

26 May 2006

A network for the third sector that aims to unite voluntary and community organisations, housing associations, social enterprises and trade unions was launched last week. The National Council for Voluntary Organisations will facilitate the Third Sector Network.